Usage: pyrun.py [-nidDpP] [BASEPATH(s)][-m mod.name | '--'] [TARGET-OPTIONS]

In most cases the solo '--' is not required. It tends to be useful when you implicitly select the module to run AND you want to pass a non option argument as the first value in the command line for that module. It can also be necessary when the target module has short options, without long-name alternatives, which collide with those defined for pyrun.

Discover python packages and modules under PATH. Run the first module file named in PATH OR explicitly nominated using the -m option.

NOTE: Any option that is marked [NYI] is Not Yet Implemented.

Options:

-h, --help	show this help message and exit
--log-level=LEVEL
	[default:WARNING] set the logging level, any string which names a log level which is defined by the logging package is allowed. For example any of CRITICAL, WARNING, INFO and DEBUG (in increasing order of verbosity)
-q	Suppress all warnings about missing paths etc. Useful when you are using speculative paths and are using -p or -P to print the discoverd path.
-p	Print the discovered path
-P	Print the discovered path in a PYTHONPATH compatible format
-n	NORUN. Don't run any of the modules implied by module file references in the discovery path.
-C SCRIPT	Identify a python SCRIPT to execute. The script need not have file extension but it must contain leagal python code. This option trumps -m. This option should only be necessary when the launcher for the python program you wish to run contains significant functionality. No additions are made to the discovery path or sys.path as a result of using this option. If the target script imports a related package you will need to include additional non option arguments to discover its path.
-m MODULE	Explicitly select a module to run. (trumped by -S)
-d	DEBUG session. Use pdb.runeval on the module code in order to enter an interactive debug session at the first python statement of the target module
-D	POSTMORTEM debugging. If the target raises an exception, start a postmortem pdb debugging session.
-i	INTERACTIVE session with prepared sys.argv and sys.path.
-c STATEMENT	Update sys.argv and sys.path then execute the statement in a new, clean, module context.
-x EXCLUDE	Exclude one or more directories, separated by ":", from the discovery path.
-X PRUNE	Prune all paths which contain this value from the set of paths which were discovered. Specify multiple -X options if you wish too prune based on more than one string.